• My great ideas

  • I would let students visit a site like this at the beginning of the year and explore these tools themselves and add their favorites to wiki.
  • This could also serve as an AT training base for staff so for at least 12 weeks they would learn something new or have a free tool for students.


  • Great Source iWrite: Graphic Organizer Templates - click on "Writer's Tools" and then narrative, expository, persuasive, response to literature or research templates to use in a word processing program. EASY

  • Exploratree - thinking guides and more (definitely worth exploring)

  • Recall Plus - Students can organize their notes, create flashcards, make use of 3D tools and more in this great mind mapping tool. It is downloadable.

Study Skills

  • CueCard - an electronic flashcard program download with multiple features including ability to import audio and graphics. Keeps track of correct responses and can be printed out.
  • Bubble Timer - A simple time tracker to keep on task and see how much time it takes to complete tasks. Free for 14 days.
Audio Books
Math
Writing
  • Ghotit - Context spell checker and grammar checker service, great for students with Learning Disabilities! Tell them to add it to their home computers.
  • MyWebspiration - Beta version of Inspiration - graphic organizers.
  • Wacky Web Tales - an online "madlib" tool
Additional Free Tools